Background Psychomotor retardation has long been recognized as a major feature of
depression, and anxiety disorders have been linked with freeze and flight motor responses …

Psychomotor symptoms of depression are understudied despite having a severe impact on
patient outcomes. This review aims to summarize the evidence on motor features of …

As outlined in the original cohort profile, 1 The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) is
a prospective cohort study designed to provide an evidence base for addressing the …

Currently, depression has become a common mental disorder, especially among
postgraduates. It is reported that postgraduates have a higher risk of depression than the …

Prior literature has proposed that the coexistence of late-life depression, executive
dysfunction and impaired gait speed may constitute a specific phenotype in older adults with …

Objectives Frailty and disability are commonly found in Late Life Depression (LLD) and have
been associated with increased depression severity, health comorbidities and mortality …

Background Research has shown the associations between negative aging perceptions and
cognitive and physical decline may be mediated through behavioral and psychological …

Objectives It is a concern that public health measures to prevent older people contracting
COVID-19 could lead to a rise in mental health problems such as depression. The aim of this …

Mental health has become a global problem, as over 300 million people worldwide suffer
from depression and 200 million from anxiety disorders, which are ranked by the World …

Slowed gait is one of the strongest predictors of fall risk in older adults. The present study
investigated whether gait speed mediated the relationship between depression and fall …